Today's Catch Up
Fort Myers Man Confesses to Killing Mother Following Years of Alleged Mistreatment
Federal Investigators Examine Cyberattack on Minnesota Water Systems
Two Arizona Residents Seek Millions in Damages After Detention During High-Profile Search
New Bill Targets Washington Schools Where Old Glory Gets Left Behind
What your eyebrows say about your thyroid
There's a little-known thyroid test you can do in your bathroom mirror.
It's called the "Queen Anne Sign."
Take a look at the outer third of your eyebrows. If they're thinning or disappearing, your thyroid may be lacking one key mineral needed to produce T3 and T4 hormones.
Most doctors don't routinely test for this deficiency, so your labs can look "normal" while your body tells a different story.
One thyroid specialist has helped over 43,000 women uncover this hidden issue with a simple morning ritual.
State Department Expands Trump Commemorative Passport Program Nationwide
The State Department announced it will make an additional 250,000 Trump-branded commemorative passports available at passport agencies across the country, expanding a program that initially launched in Washington, DC to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
Five Iranian Military Personnel Return Home After Deaths in Iraq Operations
Iran has confirmed the return of five Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps members killed during coordinated American and Saudi military operations in Iraq earlier this week, marking another escalation in the ongoing shadow conflict between Tehran and Washington across the Middle East.
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American Fact of the Day!
On August 1, 1981, MTV launched with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll," followed by the iconic broadcast of The Buggles' "Video Killed the Radio Star." The 24-hour music television network revolutionized how Americans consumed music and popular culture, transforming the music industry by making visual presentation as important as sound and creating a new generation of celebrity video directors and VJs who became household names.
